Maggie Montgomery Races Through Time by Rae Marsh is a fun and exciting tale that follows Maggie, a 12-year-old girl preparing for a district track meet to win a 200-meter race. Maggie wakes up, only to see a pair of orange shoes with a lightning...

Warning: "Rapture" The Great Disappearance: An Eventual Problem In Timing by Howard Hunt is a devotional study that explores the teachings and interpretations surrounding the concept of the Rapture. This belief, held by many Christians, posits that faithful believers will be taken up to Heaven...

Living Life One Second at a Time by Brenda Lott is a deeply moving memoir that recounts her near-fatal skiing accident and the extraordinary journey of recovery that followed. Through vivid and heartfelt storytelling, Brenda shares the physical and emotional challenges she faced, from enduring...

Adoptive parents raised Sutton McKaihan in Georgia near Lake Lanier, which was associated with chilling mysteries, inexplicable vanishings, paranormal activity, and haunting ghost tales. One day, something inexplicable happens: Sutton enters the cave on Three Sisters Island and exits onto a remote spot somewhere in...

Understanding Time and Eternity by Vasile Ghiuta asserts that time is both a personal experience and an external, measurable framework extending from conception to physical death. He differentiates physical time as objective from human time influenced by emotion and cognition. Ghiuta examines historical and philosophical...

This Time by E.A. Coe is a captivating novel about Ty Harrell, a Marine helicopter pilot who returns to Tartan Springs to attend his ten-year high school reunion. He unexpectedly reconnects with his old high school crush, Siena Tyson, a small-town bookkeeper. What begins as...

Our Struggle Through Time, by Commander George J. Thielemann and his wife, Telli, explores humanity's spiritual journey, offering a detailed examination of the connection between faith, history, and culture. The book is deeply rooted in biblical teachings, telling a story that spans centuries and examines...

A Debt In Time by Bryan James Beck is the first book in the Ancestral Debt Anthology. James hates his job; it’s going nowhere, and he’s barely making enough to survive. And then there’s the strange, realistic dreams he keeps having. A death in the...

Three Times A Mourner: Personal Essays on Grief and Healing by Fredricka R. Maister is a memoir examining how loss shaped Maister's understanding of family, memory, and identity through the deaths of her father, boyfriend, and mother. In Fifty Years Without a Dad, she looks...

The Breaking of Time: Chronicles of the Arvynth by J. J. Hebert is a wonderfully complex dive into the world of fantasy. Daniel Ward is not what he appears to be. To his family and his colleagues, he is a mild-mannered, quiet accountant and family...

A Brief History of Wasting Time by Gary C McAuley follows Cyrus, a man who decides that doing as little as possible will govern his days after finishing a long-postponed physics book. He stays indoors, organizes his hours around television, minor contests, and talk, then...

In Love Across Time, Beth Ford tells a heartfelt story about a woman named Ashley who is yanked out of her modern life and dropped into the middle of 14th-century England. She wakes up in 1377 Wiltshire and has to figure out how to survive...

The Time Trinity by Kevin D Miller is an absolutely enthralling journey through time. Bohdi McMullin and his partner Elena Lozano have sought refuge from those chasing them, wanting to steal the relics and the powers they possess to travel through time. They are currently...

It is Midsummer’s Eve. Dreya the Dark is excited about the prospect of reconciling with her wife, Catriona. Princess Zarinda, whose arranged marriage is a day away, is also excited because she believes Dreya will come to rescue her—a rescue already prophesied. To prevent the...

The Trilogy of Time by Russ Cayer is a narrative featuring three poems that tell three different stories. These stories explore various aspects of the human condition. The first poem, "In Days of Yore," illustrates human conflict in a medieval setting, with opposing forces trying...

Antonio Heron’s Prince of Clovers follows Axel Redwood, a Barrier Patrol soldier from the isolated Rependum, after attacks by monstrous soldiers called Sagalis expose a secret hidden behind the giant quartz barriers surrounding his world. Axel learns that the barriers separate different timelines of Rependum...

In It’s Party Time! But Where Is My Outfit? by Sandra Ledesma, young readers meet a group of critters who live together in a treehouse. One day, a park ranger visits them with a surprise. He invites them to a celebration, promising cake and lots...

In A Dark Slip of Time by Virlana Kardash, Allie is a scholar who knows more about 13th-century death than 21st-century dating. Her life as a PhD student, struggling single mother, and scholar is interrupted by slips in time that transport her from modern Toronto...

Susan Keene’s Buried in Time opens in 1929, when nineteen-year-old Judith Izzard disappears after attending a graduation dance in Springfield, Missouri, wearing her mother’s ruby and diamond ring. Nearly a century later, archaeologist Alexa Ford is hired to search fifty acres of the Izzard farm...

China Time by Jeff Pepper is a fascinating exploration of how ancient Chinese civilization understood, measured, and organized time. Rather than focusing solely on clocks and calendars, the book examines the cultural, scientific, philosophical, and practical systems that shaped the Chinese view of hours, days,...